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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-01

At 8 o'clock on the morning Of
the 18th inst. the whaling bark At
lantic was wrecked within q mile
and half OF the Cliff House, San
Francisco, and out of crew of
forty-two men only twelve escaped.
There was a very heavy sea with no
wind, and the consequence was that
the vessel lost her headway and was
driited upon the sand, where she
was soon pounded nearly to pieces.
The Atlantic was bound for the
South Pacific inquest of whales and
had left San Francisco harbor only
the evening before the wreck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-01
POLICE COURT.
FEBRUARY. st.

Quong Poy was found guilty of
opium tInIawfully in possession and
was sentenced to pay Il fine of 81 900
and imprisoned at hard labor for two
wears: Costs %l2O.
Young fang on similar charge,
was acquitted.
Two charges of drunkenness. for
which the usual fines were paid.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-01

In re estate of Bcrnicc Pauahl
Bishop. 1t was ordered that the
trustees first annual account as re-
ported upon by the Master be APP
proved, and that the Masters's re-
port thereon he confirmed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-01

kindly feelings IN Honolulu and that
many hearty good-wishes for their
welfare, and for the success of their
mission, will follow them to the
scene of their lifc-work.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-01

lloolahan--"Pm going to rise
your rent "Be jabbers, I'm glad
of that, sorr! I'll be hanged if |
can"
A man may sit in your Office all
day and not be bore, provided he
will listen while you talk.-New
Haven News.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-01
CO.Tartnpvaliy \ lice.

4 ESSRS. l.. Pc X AND =. PECK
vi. Lave entCtcd into Il e.. .pIrtnor-hi,
unuer the firm ,ame Cf +. ~ :. PECK,
from JLruWv |, Il I, and VIII cnrty on
Draying and Forwarding Is siur ) IN al
its branches. f. PECk,
Is I'm ) PECK.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-01
To Planters and Families.

4 NY PERSONS REQUIRING POK
~ lugrrsr, Jap tnese or C!iincsc labor
Tvs, mae o. fcna e, can b supplied by
aGdr1,.i, 9 thc undersigned ccr' Of Mr..
& Y GGllrk. +. MARCOS.
III uohlu, Jahualy /, lSs1.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-01
NOTICE.

4 L. PERs Ms TO WHOM c. X.
- Miller i, iud, b r', p'c1.e forward
statements 30 his adde's:
G. X EllLfR,
Il l. san ErancNco Cal.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-01
NOTICE.

N-O;lnE Is NEREBY GIVEN
~ Ih;'t'hc lave pa ,nc~-n prf Kinney
~ c,rr,onis his day d :, olvcI uymu,ual
,uscit. a L PETERS n.
". \ KINNEY,
Hon Iluld, Jan. 81, ,1 a. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
taheYki vyRQhav tytuaissuyaA
Berg & Fortunski,

1923 Main Str, La Crosse, Wis.
Te polskie oygara, jaknajlepiej
%polecone przez Cenzora Franciszka
Gryglaszewskiego j tyslace innych
Pol.k6w, ktdrzy .je pala, 50 W Genie
po $40, 23, Is, so, 49,: i 60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

(braGmi ME smiem was nazwac, DO
by sig moze niejeden obrazi}, ze
90 Moskal bratem nazvwal micjmy
litosc ma przybyszami, bosmy sami.
kiedys mimi byli = i p%amietajmy,
re poczatk1 ola kazdego tn trudne.
Ma tenn kohcze mole bazgranie,
kochany Majsterku, j prosze, jezeli
uwazasz ia godne, w Worusie IL.
miescic, ably sic Polacy cd Moskala
%nauczyli mifosci bliznie.
Prey tenn przyse}am CT poi
roczny abonament Wiarusa prosze
GIG, abyc mi go regularnie PREY
se}a}, DO sic ME noge doczekac,
by dostac Wiarusa do reki, DO
Wiarus re wszystkich gazet mai
lepiej mi sic podoba.
Niejedcn tam siebie pozna,
czytaj ac Wiormsa, DO tel kiedy
majsterek kropnie prawde W oczy,
to az Ivy sic sypia. Zatem badz
zdrdw, kochany Masterku!
Mcan Mike Guzou.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

Teraz badzcie zdrow, moi
kumo, DO iuz tez ma mnie czas
przypomniec temu Kochanemu Maj
sterkowi cd Wiarusa, zeby tym
Dzielnym Rycerzom tego iowa
rzystwa sw. Michaia powiedziet,
re my tez ma drugim mityngu do
mich przystaniemy, DO zeby jeno
Majsterek ich widzio}, to by sam
ich pochwalif. Powiadom, re az
milo patrzec!
Teraz ter Majsterkowi powiem
szczera prawde, re tn W Texas to
cz}owiekowi zyc milo, DO cz}ek
jest sobie wolny, ma konik6w
cztery, inwcntarza tel dostatek, to
lepiej mozna sobie zyt, jak zyje
kmiec IL has W Galicyji.
Tylko ksiezy polskich braknie.
| my w New Waverly terror ME
many sta4ego proboszcza, ale do
jezdza do mas w. O. f. Grabenger
Z Breham ii razy do roku, a jak
ME ma ksledza, to cz}owiek i tax
.jedzic do koscio}a i pomodli sic, a
potem idzie Ma poczte pc swo jego
Wiorusa, a jak sic go czyta, to
jakby 4 bratem rozmawia}, 60
zwiedzil ca}q Europe i Ameryke.
Zycze CT, Kochany Majsterk',
zdrowia i SHY do piracy, abys d}u-
90 zy} j dobrze CT sic powodzi}o
- wy wszyscy bracia Z Galicyji,
60 jestescic W Ameryce, c~zytajcie
naszego mi}ego Wiarusa!
GalicWanm : mad Wisty
micszka kole New Waverly Texas.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
u TOLEDO.
Nifty Braclc,
Poc1ciwy Wiarusie!

pa" N'SiNt
prawdziwem zadowoleniem chwy-
tam hazden numer Twojego pisma,
kt6rr od dcski do desk 2 wielka
uwaga i ciekawoscia czytuje. | py-
tam SIG: - Czy jest tn w Amery-
&c drugie pismo polskie, ktoreby
sprosta}o Wiorusowi.3 Jczcli sic IL
chwyci jaka z~asmarowana bibu}e b
Chicago, to tam wiecej rzeczy kra-
dzionych, przedrukowanych 2 gazet
europejskich, anizeli originalnych.,
lecz w Worusie prawie wszyst-
kie artyku}y napisane albo opraco-
wane SO przez Aajstra lrb przez
zdolnych wsp6}pracownik6w.
Co do nowin tuteiszych, - to
tax IL mas, jak wszedzic. - Nanny
aobrych, zacnych i poczciwych
wiarusow, lecz NANNY take }aila-
k6w.
Niedawno temu zawita} do
%naszcj kolonii polskiej ziomek
Chicago, p. w. N owi i, kt6-
~ trudnif sic ~sprzedaza obraz5w i
ksiazek re starego kraiu sprowa-
dzanych. Ucieszylismy sic, gdys-
my prawdziwv i rzrtelnv towar
vi rzeli.
Naraz rozchodzi sic pc mes
Gle wicsG, re jakiS Franciszek
ODER Polak kaza} tego zacnc-
go ziomka aresztowac. - Pytamy
sic IA co? = dowiadujemy sic,
re jedynic "a te bagatele, IL p.
Nowicki ME mial ] iccnsu.
Ale i tn sp%rawdzi}o sic przy-
sfowic: - Kto pod kim d6lki ko-
pie, sam W ME wpadnic. = Skon-
ezy}o sic ma tenn, zc sam denuncy-
ant musia} koszta pozywania swiad-
k6w i ca1ego postepowania zapla-
cit ludzir porzadnie go wySmia-
Ii. Ten sam denuncyant IA bytnos-
ci w naszem mieScic Ks. Lcwan-
d~owskiego wS}awi} sic tenn, ze mu
psy potru},
WicIe by ~jeszcze o tel osobi-
stosci by}o do pisania, lecz o tych
sprawkach, jak " Ryezywole, "a
milczeG wole rhyba zc sic sam
odczwir.
Borteh I'D Zuino.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

shiel mic tn ME stanowi, ami
to, re dzieci niedostatecznie
wtadajq jezykiem poIskim.
TAX tel uchwalifa rzadowa
wiekszosc. Naprozuo wystqpili
ks. Neubauer Lpolak], sedzia
Notify z Poznania i p. Jaro-
chowski "a petycyami: napro-
Emo kfadf ks. dr.. Moster imie-
MEM centrum nacisk ma to, lie
dziatwa powinna nauke reli-
XII pobierac W iezyku ojczy-
stym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
KOlOnia POlska
W Bryan Tex.
Szanowny Redaktorze1

Czujqc potrzebe w%ynurzenia
sic pred szerszem kofem
polskiej publicznosci, prosze
umiesci6 pare slow o zafoze-
niu polskie] paratii sw. J6zeta
w Bryan, Texas,
Wtasciwy byt tel kolonii roz.
poczat sic pomiedzy latami
1882 1883. w pierwszych
chwilach jej istnienia ME "a
szlo mic wazuego - az dopie-
70 " przesz}ym roku rozpo-
czefy mocniej bic tetua 1ycia
w parafll sw. Jozefa pod ma
drym zarzalem.
Dzisiaj, patrzac ma piekny
kosciofek polski W Bryan po-
stawiony, talk nam jest milo i
bfogo W sercu, re zdaje nam
sic, il ma zadnem innem miej-
sou W Ameryce ME zdolali,
bysmy znale26 przy]emniej-
szego zycia, chyba IA ziemi
rodzinnej.
Udajac sic do Ameryki, sa-
dz'lismy, il ma zawsze sic
rozlqczamy Z polskim koscio-
lem i 4 rozczulajqcemi naszemi
nabozenstwami = %rozmysli-
walismy, jak to smutno, prey
kro a bolesnie nam bedzie
be- tego wszystkiego ma obcej
zlemi amerykanskiej.
o, wtedy to niejednemu
rzewna liza z Okla wytryslo!
Przep1ynqwszy morze i prze-
.jechawszy przez rome kraje,
stanellsmy wreszcie szczesliwie
w Bryan. Wszystko zastali-
smy jakos inaczej, jak W ma
Sym kraju, lecz COZ hyfo po-
czat9:
Ale jak tylko wzielismy sic
do piracy, wzywajac pomocy
Bosk3ej, talk powell bfogosfa-
w;ehstwo niebios ma mas spa
dalo i MEME nasze sic powiek-
szafo, az wreszcie mogliimy
sobie w Bryan wfasny kosci6jf
pobudowaG. Kosciol sw. 10
zefa jest jakoby naszym da-
wniejszym ojczystym kosciofem
z temze samem nabozehstwem,
"a co MECH beda Panu Bogu
niesiSonczone dzieki.
0 wrzekomych smutnycE
czasach W Texas, o jakich
byfo W Wi;a1usa;e W Is hume
RE, my tutaj W Bryan wcale
ME wiemy. Korn czyli ku-
kurydza dobrze rosnie n ba-
wefna takze. Deszczu tel raz
pc raz Bog udzleli, vice lyle
my sobie szczesliwle pc far
mersku i niczego nam ME
brakuje.
Wa'usy Z Bryan.
IAPlSlJCIE SOBIE WIARISA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
DO pol>kiej mfodziety

. Mi}ssc to Lastzug; i'm wiekszc brutto,
TEN wolnicj pc torze sic toczy,
I'm wiekszy posag parma posiada,
TEN Die pieknicjszc jeJ oczy.
MilcsG... to hremza, i'm silniej sciskn,
TEN predict zuzyje sig ma mic.
TAX samo zgaspa scrca porywy.
Jezeli sig kochasz bez granic.
Badz ostroznym, by twa milosc
Me wybuchla al p%lomieniem,
Kochaj zwolua.... po troszeczku,
Pomalemku z namaszczeniem...
Mech twa milosc bedzie zimna.
Mech CT scrca ME roZdziera,
b Gig kledys tr m b epuszcza,
Jake ma stacji II sslaufcra =
Gdys daleko oil kochanki,
Gdy CT w%dZiek6w Jej ME stale,
Mniej Ja wiecej ma pamieci,
NiZ Eilzugii Ba hafrcic, =
Pociag p6jdzie be- b a h nfrciu
Bee Eilzugu dojdzic me,y,
Lecz milrsci... gdy z%apomnisz,
Trudno jei zadac 3D.. kobiety,
/oOs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
z TOLEDO.

Dzieh Zielonych Swiatek byi
Il mas podw6jna uroczystoscia, al
BOWEN dzi:.tki z paratii sw. Jad-
wig pierwszy r"z przystepowaiy
do spowicdzi i komunii sw. =
Patrzar ma te nicwinna iziatwe,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
ObRONA POSKA
W Sejmie pruSkim

niedawno zosta!a zamknieta,
uchwalif projekt rzqdowy 9
? o d Ii le p o W 8 w W
KS. Poznahskiem i W Prusach
zachodnich. q pierwotnego pro-
jektu ieden tylko powiat [Swie-
Gle W Prusach zostaf usunie-
ty. Minister Puttkamer przy-
znaf otwarcle, ze w pierwszym
rzedzie chodzi wyfqcznie 0 po-
lityczne cele. 0 poparcie MEM
czyzny W walce z p%olskoscia;
cele gospodarcze, komunalne,
administrancyjne ustqpify zu-
pelnie Ia drugi plan.
w Izbic poselskiej wystqpi-
Ii przeciwko projektowi ks.
dr.. Jazdzewski, p. Jarocho-
wski, p, Czarlihski, p. Wierz-
binski. Minister Puttkamer
odwa2yf sic ludnosc po]skq W
Zachodnych Prusach jake in
truz6w przedslawic, kt6rych
Rad pruski obsypuje dobro-
dzlejstwami, podczas kiedy Pru-
sy te prowincya z niewoli pol
skiej w~ydobytq objefy zupefnie
spustoszona. w goracem prze-
m66wieniu skrytywoi to twier-
dzenie p. Jarochowski.
W lzbie pan6w, gdzie dis
projekt rzadu przyjeto, pre-
mawiaf W ge1,eralnej dyskusyi
p. MARCEL Zoitowski i, w
poszczegolnych rozprawach zas
brazil udziaf: ksieze Ferdynand
R a W /, p. X o S c i ell
$ k j, hr. X w ilecki i, p,
81 $ k l..
Burzliwa scena odegra}a sic
miedzy p. Koscielskim 4 je-
dnej a Puttkamorem j komi-
sarzem jego Bitterem dru-
giej strony. Pan X S i l.
S k i skrytykowal ostro sposob,
w ,jaki wiekszosc lzby posel-
skiej pewnq poprawke polska
do projektu odrzucifa, podczas
kiedy poprzednio ia 5yfa PREY
jela. Mowca %opowiadaf wsrod
wielkiej wesolosci izby, jak to
rzqdowcy W Izbie drugiej kole-
gov swoich "a rece pociqgneli
ma swoja strone, byle przepro-
wadzic projekt nqdowy; wy
mienil on z nazwisAa komisa-
RIA rzqdowego Bittera, czfon-
ka lzby poseIskiej, dodat-
klein wszelako, re to moe re
strony tego pana tylko zarty
byiy. Mocno z1rytowany cs-
wiadczyf p. Bitter, Re to tyl-
ko TART by3 4 jego strony, ale
W wyzszym stopniu byf mimi
ster obrazony o te krytyke
nl;e6yua1q tego, jak sic utwo-
rzyia wiekszosG rzadowa W
tym razie. Minister unosif sic
wofajqc, lie laden gentleman
takiej krytyki zniesc ME mole,
Ae mowca powinien osobiscie
bye pociagniety do odpowie-
dzialnosci i domagaf sic wy
mienienia nazwisk poslow, kto-
r7y ulegli takiej presyi.
Pan Kosci ! s k Cd
part: lie wielu swiadkow pa
trzylo ma %zajscie niegodne i
oswiadczy}, lie kazdemu bedzie
s1uzyf, ktory bedzle chciaf do
chodzic swych protensyj ma ia
kiejkolwiek drodze. Ia aluzya
byfa dis tenn bardziej zrozu-
mialq, lie wczcraj Izba panow
erokuratorya k%olohskq upowa-
2nila do krokow przeciwko ba.
ronowi S o | m a CHI o.
wi, czlonkowi Izby, ktory
szlachcica S~chorlemera, bratan-
ka g1osnego przywodcy cen
trum, wyzwal ma pojedynek.
Wyzwanle to ulega w Mem
mczech karze. Scena ia wy
"ofa}a wie]kq sensacye.
Podczas teJ utarczki toczyly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
TU DOSTANIE 81
POLSKIE
'CYGARO

p. FOrtunskiego z La Crosse!
TIE stowa umicszczone so ma
c%zerwonych t%atliczkaeb, ktore
przysle size kaSdcmu, co kupi przy-
najmniej 500 cygar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

Nov that the Pspe has helped Bis
r'arck out Of his difficulty, and b.
throwing the vast influence Of the Oath
olIo Church In his favor has enabled
him 20 obtain RsiohstsR which will b.
subseFvient to bis will, query as &c
what Bismarck expects to do for the
Pope Ii pertinent. Nobody, Of course
believes thai the Pope sxeried bis Rreai
Influence In the GsrmaB contest and
saved Bismarck. once the greatest FOE
of the PApaey. from defeat either
through love fer N msIss or interest In
his cause. some return foe the great
favor mnst have been promised. What
could 10 have besn
OF course, there are many saws in
which Bismarck could be Of service "a
the Pops. The positios occupied by the
Vatican in lie relations to tie Italian
Government 10 anything bat pleasant
one, and the Pops asd his advisers are
far from saaishsd With 10. The claim
Of the church to territorial Jurisdiction
ever Rome AID the surrounding dis
tTici has nsver bees yielded. and she
Vatican still occupies position Of pas
siys % test against the occupation OF
the Holy City by the Italian Govern
msnt. II Il possible that Bismarck has
promised 20 exert bic vast influence IN
favor Of q restoration OF tue papAl ja-
risdieiion over 81 least portion Of the
city sf Rome, or. - has been sugR, sted.
over portion Of ROae together wiih q
strip OF territory extending 10 the sea
coast.
Il is doabtful. houCver. WHISTLER even
the iBnaenee Of Bismarck could make
Italy relax her grasp upoa Rome. The
Italians submitted ehserfally TO many
sacrifices In order 10 plant 10 tAasr an.
Gent esPisal the standard, Of free
Italy. and they would doubtless submit
to many mere before they vosld yield
their coz qaest.
The friendly relations existing be-
twesn TIE Empire and the Church, AZ d
the yalaAsis assistance which has beer
rendered 70 the cue by the other, an
dcuhtsdly mean something. Joss whai
THAI somsshing Is, the present e4nnol
tell. II Is not fer al instant 10 be sup
Posed. however, that the Pope be.
spTanS to BtsmArek's assistance With.
oai smrle assuranos that bis ssrviees
soald Be- aaly rewarded. Leo XIII Is
one q The shreStssi snd mos, able Of
living statesmen. and be hAs net bsen
slsssioossrins Tor Bismarck for a1sh-
a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

The merchants Of ssaiils have every
reason 90 be sstisasd uilh the prospect
for the spring trade. Toe CLOSING
promises Of the winter have been 60
tirelY folallcd, and. uaiess all Indica.
sious fail, the season 1poa which We are
entering Stll grove 70 Be one Of unex-
Anplea prosperity. The Seattle whole
sale merchants have. without exception.
laid in large stocks IN anticipation Of .
heavy sprins trade and they are di.pos-
ing Of them ~ rapidly and a. satisfao-
tssily Hs soald be desired.
The causes Of this prosperity are
many. The reaction follouine the de
preston 81 lsss and 1855 has fairly set
IN, and, like returning tide. IL sweeps
onward In rising uEves Of prosperity.
The important products Of cor rsSlon
have for mssy months been In active
demand - fair prizes. ana the money
sbioh has some iHte tie eoantsy ip re-
turn Tor hops. lumbsg and coal, Il be
SiaBing 10 make itself felt
Thsrs are also local causes far the
cheerful feelins Witch exists 10 Seattle
bassness circles. R4ilEaSa hailainS Il
actively In proSress slnsosg within n g
cav limits, AAd large saus - rsonsy
will b sxpeuded in the city daring the
eosaisR months fer nasertAl sud ishor.
IAssrsrs are IL dsuand. ard no ere
Via l. both abe and willius 70 ~osk
seed Fsassia cat % employment Bald
ina erersil ~ will sOan BE- Ia proSrrss
il al FSsts % tie sssy. and sAe cen
ssrssison q uaetcF 81 u.sgaisesu,
h2stness eloeks Ubcsc pcsseuee = 4 scf.
feisatly astess Ses prosperity q The sity
wtu soon be so1msoesd-
Aaethsr Important sAase q ths pre,.
eat psosPeE.ty, houSvtr. sAeala noa Be
forgotten. TIA Es the inessAs. IN naus.
Der asd veFsiiy % car ust ufassnrsrx
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

indnstriss wishtn Ne pasl sws sssra h
k4s ever besa tie esrss Of WsshinRtoa
TerFitosy that % IsFEs > p-rsian Of IL
nsonsy which ahonid ssmAin at bone Il
ssnt ts Calf rnia and he Esst fer asti-
eies which eouId b uauufsssussd IN
ths Territory - sslI ~ IN any ether
part Of The Unitea States. The sitaa-
tics IN this respect b stin bsd. bat Il
has tnprovsd vOadsrfnIly within the
paat two ysara RactoFies Of vArioul
kinds heve been started. and thousands
Of dollars, which aers monthly ssnI
abroad for cracker, SOAP, leather and
numerous other sFtieies, BOW remain Al
home and circulate amanz eur ovE
eitissns- This faetar in eur prosperity
should not Be forgotten. for il il an i'm.
portant one. MsnufactnrinR. mors
than anything else. Is the life Of city
ons nev factory established up0R 6
substantial basis does more to enhances
cisy's prosperity than the eonstrue.
ton Of half . dozsn brick baildinRs.
Altogether. 10 ons In Seattle has the
slightest reason 70 feel dissatisfied with
the outlook. The spring trade is open
iHR out IN 9 manner that fuIa's the
nest saneuins sxpsstations Of the mer
chants. and the general prosperity 81
the city Il - marked that no one,
whsthsF be Be . citizen o. . stranger,
can fail to see aad appreciate Il.
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rmAH san ~ oUR srLoVEB nsan

They SAY II our beloved dad
Shonld seek the old familiar plaes.
Seine stranger would be there instead
And they Won d fnd no Welcome fa1a.
/ cannot tell hoW Il might be
In other hOmaa-hut this know.
Could my lost daEling come 10 me,
That she would never ind is %.
Oft-simes the nsvers have cone aaa
gone,
oii-timss The winter winds haw
blown,
The While her peaceful rest vent On.
And | have learned 10 live aioae.
Have slowly learned from DAY 10 day
In all lifs's tasks to bear ny part;
Bat whether grave OF whether CAV,
! hide her memory IN my heart
Fond, faithful love has blesl my uay,
And friends are round me trus Hnd
tried;
They have their place-but hers todsy
Is EN-. ~ as the day she died.
How would I spring with baied breath,
And iOs too deep for word OF aian,
10 take my darling hsme from death.
And oncs again - call her mine
dare mot dFeam-the hlissful dream,
It flls my heart With Wild unFssi;
Where yonder cold white marbles CLEAN,
She still must slHmber-God knoWs
best,
Bat this know. that those Who say
Oar best beloved would and no piaos.
Have never hunRered every DAY.
Through years AMI yaArs-G0g ens
sweet face. Troy 1fHse,.
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rag GOvERxmsxT PeRuru.

The memorial OF the Americas For.
ostEy Congress TO the Congress Of he
United States contains seine saQaea.
tions thai should be needed. paFtiea.
larry the request that the timber landa
of the General @ yvernment. mostly nlt-
uated on she WesteFn mosntainA Be
immediately withdraw from sale and
other disposal. These lands Gre nov at
the mercy Of timber thieves. and unloan
s1mething is done TO protect the inter
ssts Of the government and prevent
depFecations OF FIRE and fraud, the
streams rising In the q ountAina will b
seriausly injured. aud BY violent n3oda
and she detFitus brought d0Wn IN con-
Q quence of denuding the mountain
slopes, immense damage will be dane b
the vast tracts Of agricultural country
aleng their courses. A Gystematio for
estry policy should be devised for theee
Rovernnent umbor lands. and thh
could be done b. the appointment 81
competent commission 10 admlnlsi&
Cd n. They could thus be made peg-
pstnally productive, whereas, Y ~
present policy Of neglect 10 allowed .
Lass muon longer, tbs dearaelioa q Ne
forests will eanveFi the lands into pef-
n nsnt deserts. -
The r,qlest Of the forestry oongFsn
for Ihs establishment OF q system Of
extensive forest planting on the tFeeIeaa
plains is, on she other hand, III aonsid.
cred. Il has been demonstrated that
trees will not grow on those plains OK.
ospt ander irrigation, aad the attempt
vOuld, therefore, be q waste OF money
an ! effort.
Public sentiment is growing IN this
forestry matter, aud Congress viii ulil-
uasiely be Obliged 90 respect u. Bat u
will not do to delay much lengeF the
withdrawal Of the q lvernment timber
lands from the market, for the situasion
Is liable 70 become seFioas.-Bosios
Herald.
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The MiebIeaa ciab is one Of the bes,
organised, besa squipped and most Of.
eoisut political organizations In the
United States. The value Of iis work for
the Republican party in Michigan can
not be overestimAted. Il IL 10 large
degree an organization Of young men.
and the enthusiasm and spyisldipe Re
publioanism Of lite members are proven
bial. Its President for ihs ensuing year
10 Clarence A. Black, typical rsprs-
sentative Of the sturdy young Republic
anism which Il restoring Michigan 10
tie old place near the head of the Re-
publican column. II there were such
an organization % the Michigan Club
In every State Of The Union, there would
be less Republican apathy. less mug
wumreTy and less Democratic victory.
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saRnesiness, eloqueros ana imnnnn.s...
ps9sF % Demonstration. can Aasr lR.',
bearers deeply interested wifknul 4,
any way deyiatina from the RrAvI1v =
thsiF taak: whila there ere oahera ~.
Mr.. Moody and Mr. Sam Jansa 49,
nake . point Of being funny. ani -
are not very particular how far -
pash their jokes. There "a also anolas,
Glass Who, like Mr.. Talmaqm. wifRa~1
descending 10 such Vulgar Sxpedi1nl-
aim Is securipg popularity b. 4 49,
Of topics which deal, not With the -.
tFines Of religion IN les ordin Nv nsnrs
bat with questions Of the day In wnirR
there are openings for familiar tan -
puneent remarks, and for insroanri--
matters Of more immediate goFldlr n.
teFest than the usu a Substances o. NJ.
pit deliverances.
1ne rslation b tween supply ana A.
maid IL observable IL The clerical a \.
other professions; and 6 tendenoq 1,
evidently developing 20 provide r,r-
vices which. while conf0Fmine u ~
external aspects Of religious wnsnhls
shall be Of more stirring aad enl,s.
teFtaining kind for people q ne wofIi
Whether Brother Roam can sapply ~
demand 0g net, or whether be & 4 frs11
oatright, is another matter. Oar r..
preston u that be is . fraud eatElrkl